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Did you know..? 1. Scotland has rainforest 2. It's rare (on a global scale) 3. It's under threat 4. It needs protection (for our climate, our biodiversity and our people.) Please watch this trailer. Click👇to view our fab new full length film. Share. youtu.be/NzoAxoG3AZg

Twinflower is flowering on the nursery!🌸 Our wonderful volunteers, Jilly and Ingrid, have been carefully tending to the #twinflower beds at our nursery - all grown from plants originally found in Glen Affric. Read more about this beautiful and rare wildflower👉

I was delighted to pick up the Muddy Boots award for Nature Champions at the parliament tonight for all my various visits to see the Bilberry Bumblebee and ash trees. There are some fantastic nature champs among MSPs.

Celebrating Nature Champions event in the Parliament this evening. Great to chat at all the stalls and hear more about the work done to support Scotland's flora and fauna. Delighted to be a Nature Champion for the Northern Brown Argus butterfly 🦋

Last night we joined Scottish Parliament to celebrate 100+ MSP Nature Champions who speak up for Scotland’s species & habitats 👏 We shared our #BumblebeeManifesto and congratulated Bilberry bumblebee champion Graham Simpson on winning the Muddy Boots award for his hands-on dedication! 🥾

Yesterday Scottish Environment LINK members came together with MSPs to celebrate Scotland's Nature Champions! Sponsored by Alex Burnett MSP, the event was a great chance to recognise some of the fantastic work MSPs and LINK members do to bring a voice for nature into the Scottish Parliament.

I was delighted to win an award at the Scottish Environment Link Nature Champion Awards yesterday evening, for campaigning for the protection of sand eels. They are an important source of food for birds, including puffins, and are now protected from commercial fishing.

I had the pleasure of attending the Environment LINK reception at the Scottish Parliament with my colleagues which was sponsored by my colleague Alex Burnett MSP. The event celebrated over 100 MSP Nature Champions who are committed to the protection of Scotland's iconic species. It

Last week, we were delighted to present awards to Nature Champions to celebrate some of their fantastic work so far over this parliament. 🏆🌳🌊 Many congratulations to all the nominees and winners Willie Rennie, Christine Grahame MSP, Graham Simpson, Ariane Burgess and Monica Lennon MSP!

A very big Thankyou to Scotland’s Moss Carder Bee Nature Champions scotlink.org/species/moss-c… -& other busy MSPs - who gave up lunch break time yesterday to meet folk at the Scotland Loves #Nature event in #Edinburgh yesterday

Almost two thirds of Scotland’s seabird species have declined over the last 20 years, with eight species including the Arctic tern, kittiwake and black-headed gull declining by more than 50%. Scotland's seabirds are internationally important and they need our protection.

Looking forward to this blockbuster doc about the reintroduction of the White Tailed Eagle in Scotland. Breathtaking bird, incredible story 🦅 Nature Champions buff.ly/Sg7MIOt

It's Swift Awareness Week! Swifts are our most aerial of birds, spending nearly all of their time on the wing! Although widespread, swift numbers have declined rapidly, with as many as 65% lost between 1995 and 2015. Join a Swift event near you! rspb.org.uk/whats-happenin…

📣 Nature Champions News! 📣 Tess White MSP is the new #NatureChampion for the Black Grouse! Tess will be working with Scottish Environment LINK member RSPB Scotland to champion these iconic birds in Scottish Parliament. Find out more: scotlink.org/species/black-… 📸 Andy Hay/RSPB images

"The current session has seen MSPs climb mountains in search of bees, wade across rivers for endangered mussels, attend night-time bat surveys and even abseil from trees in support of Scotland’s extraordinary species and habitats!" Read out latest blog: scotlink.org/celebrating-na…

The Noctule Bat is usually one of the first bats to appear in the evening, with calls just audible to the human ear. In summer, these ginger-golden bats roost in trees with holes made by woodpeckers, rot, or splits. #NatureChampioned by Miles Briggs MSP with Bat Conservation Trust

Between June and July, Harbour Seals usually give birth before spending time ashore in August for their annual moult. 🦭 Hoping to see them? Read up on the Marine Wildlife Watching Code and keep your distance! nature.scot/doc/scottish-m… 📸 Charlie Phillips

#DYK despite being highly terrestrial, #CommonLizards swim well and will enter water to both catch their prey and escape predation? Find out more about these fascinating reptiles on our website: ow.ly/uyxU50WkUW9